[Phpwebsite-developers] Wow nice job Alessandro

[Dynomite <dyn...@us...>]

Alessandro & all,

         Mamma mia...Alessandro you kick ass.  :^)   You amaze me.   You 
are on top of things.  I was going to ask about the upgrade script, but was 
waiting to hear about any tall tale signs of incorrect typos in adding the 
table prefixes.   Guess it looks good huh?   I have moved apartments, and 
waiting for DSL to get back to work on phpwebsite in the spare time. 
:^)   I was going to work on the upgrade script, but was wondering what 
others thought about the implementation of phpws_ as a standard default for 
installations?    This would organize everything, but I'm sure we would get 
lots of complaints if other plugins were not set to work with the table 
prefix.   Any thoughts?   It would be a waste to not implement the table 
prefix in the next version with phpws_ if you haven't checked it out...it's 
so much nicer for organization of tables in the database.

         Again, thanks Alessandro for all the bug fixes and all.    And 
kudos to fixing the case sensitive login script.  Haven't tested it out 
yet, but will look to see how things are and with the nice md5 encryption 
change finally.  :^)

         Postnuke and phpnuke have recently been reported to have insecure 
cookies with passwords added to their cookie.   Dangerous.  :^)   Glad we 
don't do that.   Here is a link to one of  the articles: 
http://www.isecurelabs.com/article.php?sid=230  Glad to see nothing in the 
news about phpwebsite.  :^)

         So...I'm curious, with the guidelines requesting permission to 
work on modules written by another developer...should we let the bug be 
handled by the person who wrote the module or take them on if we feel we 
can deal with it?   Just curious for the future of bug tasks?   Not sure I 
want to take on the ones that are unassigned right now.  LOL

Tat
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>From: Alessandro "Pisani (TXM / J578)" <al...@ti...>
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>Date: 26 Nov 2001 21:31:18 +0100
>Subject: [Phpwebsite-developers] new user passwords, conversion script done
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>I've committed a patch to the upgrade-setup and to the user.php file to
>make the migration from the old crypt() password to the new md5() ones
>painless for the existing sites which upgrades to our new upcoming
>version of phpWebSite.
>I've tested it upgrading from 0.8.1 to the latest CVS.
>
>I've also committed some others minor fixes to let the upgrade work as
>expected, and to let if taking care of the latest changes in both the
>poll and the mainpage modules.
>
>A file operation on CVS is required to consider the upgrade system
>completely safe and operative, but i've just sent the request to Jeremy.
>If you want to test the CVS-copy now, do this manually BEFORE upgrading:
>  mv mod/mainpage/images/wtg.jpg mod/mainpage/images/wtg_new.jpg
>so, all will work fine.
>
>Okay, I think this is just enough for today :>
>Bye,
>Alessandro
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